Contributions on Midwifery

Contributions to the Practice of Midwifery

night of the 3rd December, 1866, in labour of her eighth child. Of the previous seven children only three are living, two boys and a girl?the latter being the youngest, and now three years old. 'Ihe labour pains, which are reported to have set in four days ago, and to have been strong at the commencement, are now weak and coming on at long intervals. The membranes ruptured at 8 o'clock last nig...

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Notes on Midwifery

at Anderson's College Medical Schools, interleaved with blank papers for taking notes and freely illustrated with line drawings. The book is one which is likely to prove of considerable value to the student as laying stress on the salient facts of obstetrics, to which can be added further notes as may be found necessary during the course of his studies. The work is clearly and succinctly writte...

Observations on Midwifery

fashionable at the time. The process is unconscious as each medical theorist is convinced he has at last found the real basis of the symptoms characterizing such diseases as melancholia in antiquity. This disease persists right through the Middle Age and the Renaissance but during the seventeenth and eighteenth century is slowly displaced by hypochondria which, until then, had meant something d...

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